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Washington Democrat (Newspaper) - October 30, 1912, Washington, Iowa The Washington Democrat. Page 3 Good liver remedy free the club woman s husband. When you suffer from any form of indigestion it is always Well to take something for the liver As usually the trouble lies there if you Are bilious have a bloated feeling after eating if you belch if your skin is Yellowish you May be sure it is liver trouble. What you need is something to stir up the liver to arouse she gastric juices so that they will Aid in the digestion of your food. A very Good remedy for this and one highly recommended by those who have used it is or. Caldwell a syrup pepsin which you can obtain of any druggist at fifty cents or one Dollar a bottle. But if you have any doubt about its merits and would prefer to try it first Send your address to or Caldwell and he will promptly Send you a free Sample bottle thousands of people first Learned of this remarkable cure for stomach liver and Bowel troubles through a free Sample. Mrs Frank Lilly of Plainview ii sent for one and it cured her and she is open in saying that she will never take pills or Strong cathartic again a it syrup pepsin acts so mildly. Or. W. L. Bryant the postmaster at Sardis tenn., says he will never be without it again. No sick person can afford to ignore a remedy so highly endorsed As this. It is Good for All the family from infancy to old age because it is mild free from griping and yet promptly effective. Furthermore results Are absolutely guaranteed or Money will be refunded. For the free Sample address or w. B. Caldwell 402 Caldwell building Monticello Iii. M Fri in Wilton National Prog also believe that Woodrow Wilson progressive Democrat is the Best Ive Republican league. Chicago 111., oct. 24�? unlit a fitted it. The three candidates now before the american people for a Large number of Republic Preh Dent of the United states. Lion of cans who will vote for Wilson no vein Ber 5th, was to n in a list of republicans of National reputation who Are campaigning for governor Wilson ism i today at the head quarters of the Wilson National progressive Republican league in this City. The list is As follows or Harvey w. Wiley former chemist of the United state department of agriculture. Rudolph Spreckels president of the league who fought graft in 6an Francisco. United states senator John d. Works of c Alifornia. Senator John j. Blaine of Wiscont Jacob is Biff file noted banker philanthropist of new7 York. Claus a. Spreckels the California sugar refiner who has spent a Fortune and fifteen years in fighting the sugar Trust. John d. Spreckels publisher of the san Francisco Call. Wallace Bachelder former third term party state chairman in Vermont or j. N. Hurty health officer of Indiana. Or William Jay Sci Efflin philanthropist. Charles r. Crane Chicago capitalist and former supporter of senator la Follette. He learns her opinion of the frivolity of menus social organizations. It. Dabbs looked up from he breakfast paper with the Amu Ner of one in deep thought a Elf the sea is two Miles deep when the titanic went Iowa i done to sup pose she will even go to the he said. Mrs. Dabbs regarded him Over hoi egg cup Wisla mingled urn Aud amuse meat. A a wily not Quot she asked a because of the density of the Ware at that a then Yoni theory is that she would go Down. Say. A mile and a half and dont around on that level until she broke up a Ile admitted it. Ile had read it somewhere. A Avon read it somewhere a mrs. I Bibbs curled her lip with the scorn of Wisdom for ignorance. Scott a she exclaimed. A a who done to the men have clubs that Are Worth while As the women do Don t you know that the sea has been sound cd Iii tin South Atlantic to a depth of eight and three Quarter mile ? Don you know that the it challenger took urn rim life out of the sea tit to depth of four and one half Miles no you done to know that. You done to know that tin need sounde<1 the sea at a depth of just i feet and that Many other ship have taken soundings and brought of soil at Depths greater than that at win. Ii the titanic lies. Do you think those soundings weft made with a weight heavier than Hie titanic is be you done to think so because you can t think. No Man can think. Iii clubs teach him nothing but to drink Limu and be a Good ignorant fellow. Shannon you a or. Dabbs simply slunk out of the House on his Way to the office poor or. Dabbs a St. Louis Post dispatch. John k. Yang. We Are mighty glad to be Able to print a picture of John e. Craig of Keokuk Aud urge our readers to vote for him next tuesday he is j boots boy took cold Mother one of the Ablest and most splendid men in the District. He ran for Congress twice when it was a forlorn Hope and we never asked Bis help that we did not get it. He Raymond b. Fosdick former 00011 Ai Aya been ready to do More Mission or of Public accounts than his share in the campaigns York i of the past. There is a sort of fool ish unwritten Law which forbids a candidate for judge from getting out on the stump and making speeches in his own behalf or for anybody else. Therefore we Are glad to make the plea for him and when it comes time to go into the Booth John b. Fathom publisher of the Providence r. L journal. Rev. Madison Peters new York reformer. Erman j. Ridgway publisher of everybody s Magazine. Henry Niles Pennsylvania interested in the Boote. The other Day Philip wanted a pallor boots. Papa tried to reason him out of it but the youngster persisted in his demand. Finally papa told him a Little Story Oue that he had read in the newspaper. The boy was All attention and the Story proceeded. Quot a Little boy in Baltimore pad been Given a pair of rubber boots by his father. He waded in the water with them water ran Over the Tope of the put his feet in Bot water grew Locae doctor came Little boy died undertaker fit the Little boy listened attentively to the end of the Story Aud the fat bet we a congratulating himself on the impression he bad made when. With a Doug breath Philip asked a what did they do with the Boot a a National Magazine. Resolutions. Fit oof. M Aud my is a test sever. Hut i aver ill write no parodies this year concerning her Pittsburgh pos. H cycles la the flt nettle of the a d linty bit but i wish write no a it trolliet concerning it. M la Waukee Sentinel my m iry had t Fleecy pet. Twas not a ram. No it Anury will i abet concerning Lamb Cincinnati inquire the boy stood on the burning deck May in there yet no in Rod on him but Heck Vav Iii i abet Birmingham age Herald at Midnight in Hie guarded tent Cee How i yearn but no. I surely must respect this heated term. A Yoni statesmen no place for stammer ers. Tom Mcneal tells of u Kansas hum who stutters badly. Ile visited Chica go and got into the elevator of Oue of the sky Acle in ers. Ile worked his jaw frantically but got the Deva for Hoy to understand what door he wanted until he bad Bern carried up fourteen stories above where he want it til go then he came Down to the lower floor and started up again aft or lie had gone through this i of Orr Ainee several times he stepped out in disgust and limited tip tin gent who was directing the running of the Ehva tora. A is s say a a tie stammered a pvt w w w would y you a mind s pea King in the the t lint f to it i Feller in hit hat Cage i w ii a unlit t lost of top at the k a six sixth of floor b i hut ii before i can s s say s s sixth ii he Lins file up t to t the i t Twenty a Kansas City Star. Vote for al tier. The democrats have the beat Chance to e4�ct their congressman since John j. Seerley wag elected. Joe Crail the Bull Moose candidate is cutting into congressman Keane dyes territory so strongly that there Are other in the District Watro Are honest. If any of you democrats have been thinking of following the Bull Moose off into a strange territory forget it this minute. A Democrat a answer a fool a sear Lay Flat on its Side and deep in the Auld in the freshly slowed held having skidded off the Road through the Low Stone Wall to get there. A nah Quot cried a passerby from the Roadside. A had an Accident Quot duh Bleigh tried to hold bus Tongue but the Strain was too much for him. A no of course not a he replied coldly. A the just bought a new car and Hare brought my old Oue out Bere to Bury it got a Pickas and a shovel to your pocket you could lend me i can to seem to dig very deep with my motor weekly. Hie message heme. A that oldest kid of confides i no re Nee Devynne. A bad a Hunch about a year ago that he wanted to go out weal that in vote for Oral will simply mean8ucp opposing them so i the list of contributors to Tho Republic an Campaign fund of 1904, preserved by Elmer Dover assistant set rotary of the National committee was taken from Treasur or Blissos Book. Presumably it is Correct. Tho proof that the Banka the railroads the trusts and Tho pro tot to ii interests contributed the greater pint of the Ito Leevelt Campaign fund is there presented. The proof that the Standard Oil d 11 on Hun is there presented. The proof that a p Morgan amp co. Contributed $150, is there presented the proof that e. Ii. Harriman raised $240,000, in this City and turned it into in Campaign fund is there presented. The proof that Geo. W Perkins who handled the fund of the new York life insurance company Aud other big cont Rny turned in $375,-000 is there presented. The proof that George j. Gould court Jhuti d $100,000 is there pres ii Ted. The proof that e. T. Bio Bury of tin Morgan firm raised $275,000 in Philadelphia is there presented. The Standard Oil interests Tho Morgan interest the Vanderbilt interests the Harriman interests the Gould interests All appear there As contributing hundreds of thousands of dollars a list of Tho a a big interests and the or allies and dependents Ait that time would practically coincide with the name on the Dover hut by shown in de Tail How Bros eve it a candidacy won financed from Wall Street after All Tho careful concealment and passionate denial and studied evasion and compulsory explanation of the last eight years Here Are the cold figure of the contributions. Tim it 4� an unanswerable indictment of the Republican Campaign in i$04, Tho Only defense anybody concern d can now offer la that Quot thew was no Law against it at that butt of anybody a Campaign in 1912 were managed m the Roosevelt Campaign was managed in 1904 a great Many persons would go to jail. N. Y. World. Neither one can be elected and of u vote fro Kennedy. Grail con it be tool him to go ahead. I said id pay the democrats work together they elected and Neshter can Kennedy j his fare one Way can sweep the Platter clean. If the democrats Shay on their own Samuel s. Fels Philadelphia Man vote do not forget to make a a facture. Howell Evans Phil delphic Man preme judge. Of Actu re these Are All men who feel that Cross in front of his name for us Mora Noi than work. A a sometimes a said Uncle Eben. Al a you sees a Reform shouter dates 4-like a Lawn Mower out o repair t it Kin make a Racket Flat wakes t up de neighbourhood but it done to i of Cut no Star y i j. F. Elder is a Democrat without de of the Fence and attend to their frills or foibles without shame he knitting. This is a Republican looks at life sanely and at the same Light democrats have nothing in i time he does no to take himself a Eri common with either the Republican Ousby. I Banc uumi7v ii. J nut a u ii woo we a a he in thoroughly human. J party nor with this new Bull Moose come around to the club tomorrow. I As mayor of Keokuk he has had a party which is merely dissatisfied with which to a lawyer can make Money getting they Annot support president Taft revenge for someone else but but who believe in the Pree Erva there Isnit anything in it for the Hon of the Republican party. They Man who is getting it for himself. The cruelty of realism. Join g Johnson the lawyer Aud Art expert was talking at ii dinner in Philadelphia about some of Sargent s cruelly realistic portraits Quot Sargent once painted a Philadelphia woman a Johnson said a and when the work was flubbed the woman a Couch Man called for it a was the Coachman was studying the portrait Sargent said to him a a a How do you like it a a the Man answered thoughtfully a a a Well. Dlr. Be might have made it a Little Bette to Lookin me be. But it be had yes a have spoilt . Louis i lobe Democrat. Peculiar situation Deal. J the big dam has brought to the town a floating population of two thousand to Twenty five Hundred men men from All Corners of the Earth. Keokuk is not a Large town portion of the Republican party. Re member what Cumming my when the democrats had helped him into a he governor a hair the last time. J the first Opportunity he got he spit in tii 4r faces by saying the worst Republican was to be preferred to the to it demo rat vote for j. F. It has a population of fourteen ,. I elder for Congress he is a Winner thousand people. Take any town that size and throw a big Bunch of men like that into it and you Are Likely to have a problem on your hands Keokuk in ready to stand up and be counted among cities under like conditions and it will take the statement Given above As taken from the it. Pleasant free press overs the ground a to our candidate for Congress pretty thoroughly. We copy it because we agree with what is therein stated. A k. Hen a of Wayland in run i know better than to encourage j Ning for supervisor in Henry county on the prohibition ticket. Although we do not take much Stock in his political View yet it must be Home did that he would make a splendid official. He is a Man of ability of High ideals and be stand for the Beld in the Community and Ait and for Good school Good churches and every Forward movement. Of he were not a prohibit Lonist we would ask our Friend to vote for him. A it is they May do As they please but of they do vote for him it will not be a discredit to them at All 1 he took me up and went to the coast Well. I got this Telegram from him i to other Day a a a dear i mde life la Short. I it us spend it together a a the stayed Iii the Tea word limit but i understood what he meant. Say want to introduce you to a Good kid Cleveland Plain dealer. A winning Issue. T the political party that can solve Tho vacation problems for v 1 everybody will have a mighty a Good Chance of winning at the t Republican. A my i i i m a la a i la la he a duh extraordinary dry spell. Dave Dawson docs not like to Loa to he is at work whenever there is any thing to do. He is husking Corn for one of his Nephew out Northeast of town. Chances on getting credit Marks for j we believe Joshua f. Eld Ltd is being a pretty Detent town. There j Worth of our to up in it and of your every boy wants a watch have been mighty few crimes in Keokuk since the beginning of the dam. A Man who deserve a big share of the credit for an orderly Bown is mayor j. F. Elder. Some of his enemies started a report that the town was in bad condition that rime was running riot. Do you think for a minute that the Republican papers of the liar let would keep still of that were the cues do you think for a minute that attorney general Hasson would not be informed if there were anything to it elder was Here a few Days ago to meet the voters. The men he met were favourably impressed with him. Elder does not claim to possess All the virtue and All the purity of the first District he thinks support and of everybody who is opposed to Charley Kennedy. If you want to defeat Charley Kennedy the Way to do it is to vote for elder. A rails votes All count against elder since they Are composed of Republican who do not want Kennedy. There is no use denying also that there will be some de in cd r Ai. B vote for ural. We do not know How Many but there will be enough to make a difference. That. All Hurt elder. Elder ought to be elected. Woodrow Wilson with Congress against him has his Bande tied. He deserves a ongers in sympathy with him. J. F. Elder i to with Woodrow Wilson we Hope he will be created and we Hope every Reader of the Democrat will read this item and then work for him an imaginary peril Young Dan watching the tide going out on his first visit to the seashore a my oath Dud they eau do with some ruin Down Here. Why i eau see the blessed Durn dry us up Sydney bulletin. To ii w e want every smoker in this country to know How Good Liggett amp Myers Duke s mixture is. Every Grain in that big one and a half ounce 5c sack is pure clean tobacco a delightful smoke in a pipe or any other Way you wish to use it. And with each sack you now get a free present Coupon i Ucie George what hate ail Yoni lessons Home now. You done to mean to say you hate history Niece yes i do. To Tell truth Uncle i done to a Ait a mis Baxly Ever did. Conch. Two souls with but a single thought von the bit Vav id gossip in Olden t a. A i hear a says Methuselah a piece. A i hat to lab the daughter of shuma Sells is to wed in i tiie Hie son or Root a yes a replied Casupa tin Dau Bret of Megarg. A the idea Why. He is Young amp 9 these coupons Are Good for hundreds of valuable presents such As watches toilet articles silverware Furm lure and dozens of other articles suitable Tor every member of the family you will surely like Dukes mixture made by Diggett $ Myers at Durham n c., and the presents cannot fail to please you and yours. As n special offer during october and november Only we Wil Send you doubly a victim. A thief robber Stop Iii Frt she a the grand stall t fun who ii so to tis tie a d just in time to see a p locket making away with his purse but the big in i iceman thought reviling the Umpire and dr1., despite his sputtering prop in til grounds. Ltd Tiengo tribe Vilh him out trying the dog in h in. It our new illustrated Catalon of presents free. Just Send us your name and address on a postal. Cantons from Dun i sex Turt May ii Assort a with from horse shoe,j.t.,Tinsley s natural Leaf Granger twist coupons from four roses Loc to double tampon pick plug Cut. Pied Mont cigarettes. Cox c1ga-rett is. And taxi Coupon Lilied by i address Premium dept. T dog bit a i done to a my Bee sure for a i in the Yard i v you a wait for it Quot r to Ami it i Vvhs and Vij Wash him i la rare to Charley Hanley and Mia Delia Whelan were married in Chicago last wednesday. Miss Whelan is a trained Nurre of Johnson county and a capital Young woman. The Groom is a brother of our p. J. Hanley a lawyer of this town. St. Louis. To. Jim Redd is working for Franl Walker in the opera House Barber shop. Jim is one of the old standbys and lots of people think nobody Fin a it i to Thorn a in ill a Tim r t or i \ enough to lie her great j Edge s Library rum a Thor i to m san red haired girl Vav being it about i his my in madly a Carat a color of her a i ill is not red a St is burnished g Quot Aid ii d an Loa la f it i i i 11 11 11 i How the summer visitor saved himself from drowning. Bask Lake. Vav ii in ii is in Ludiana Aud is fished thoroughly Aff Bummer by chicagoan is a peculiarly Sale body it of water. It consists chiefly of a bund liar Over which water about four feet deep is lashed into terrifying Waves by every Little summer Breeze. To the stranger it presents the appearance of a real Inland Seu where none but the Best swimmer should venture. A Chicago newspaper Man Aud his wife arrived there on the Anima vacation. It was their first visit. Early the next morning they were out in the Middle of the Lake Ashing the Man leaned Over to adjust some tackle lost his balance and began swimming madly As soon ii he hit the water. In falling he had Given the boat a kick with both feet sending it farther out into the Lake Aud his wife could not Row. The woman stood up in the boat Aud screamed. The Man swam desperately toward til Shore praying that his shoos and sweater would t drag him under. He and his screaming wife were watched by an old Man who sat Lish Itig from a pier. While the wind toyed with ibis la ish Beard. The woman in the boat frantically implored this old Man to save her husband tile ancient Fisherman arose impassively megaphone his hands Aud shouted to the swimmer a stand up you Bunkhead experimenting the Man in tin Lake let himself Down. Then in water up to his Chin he stalked Back to his boat. Chicago lost. A hum Spring a Kwa f a h in Hind in a lowing can a t. Yogi at Nephew Sta owl get. Bill no Jim ainu Ash it re y it he a Power i is fishing a a in Tuk d ii Tufa i h y tit a i vol Ollie his master Howard Bridget n a few moments ago Bridget no sir that s the Parrot you hear a Boll Erin Sioux City Tribune Macauley la new York world. So Erin Brindley a have rented the Beautiful Home of Marion Anderson in the North part of town the big Brick residence with some ten or More acres of land. It is a very pretty Home indeed. George Bereiter go into Troubie last week. He was waiting for dinner and dinner would not be served till Tho clock struck twelve. He waited for two hours and then found that the clock had stopped. Lleve this so he carried it up town for repairs get Over. So impertinent governor Eberhart of Minnesota during an address told the following Story of us own cup Trienet a once while travelling through my state i was noticing in particular the great amount of waste that was going on about me. During Ute afternoon i went into the dining car which was crowded so i sat Down near one cud of the car opposite a Fleshy lady who i thought weighed at least 250 pounds a was i looked past the lady through the car window not noticing her particularly i was impressed by the vast amount of farm machinery that was unsheltered Aud exposed to the weather Ami could not help but remark a hat a waste a the lady opposite me faced me squarely and said mister you just mind your own busies a a a Philadelphia Star. Girls with steadies will not Beleve is a the my you can

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